Dr. Thomas Turner (Professor and Curator of Fishes)
Email: [email protected] Researchgate and Scholar profile I study evolution and ecology of aquatic species, populations, and communities. I use theory, stable isotopes, genomes, museum resources and experiments to ask questions about the impacts of life history variation, disturbance, climate and land-use changes, and phylogenetic and geological history on biodiversity. I am also interested in the intersection of science and policy in endangered species conservation. To that end, I serve on the Independent Scientific Review Panel for the Columbia Basin Fish & Wildlife Program and on the Executive Committee of the Middle Rio Grande Endangered Species Act Collaborative Program. I am a Professor of Biology, Curator of Fishes in the Museum of Southwestern Biology, and Director of the Museum Research Traineeship (MRT) Graduate Training Program. I like big fish! |